Show SENTENCE POSTPONED Tn W E Daviss CaseSeveral Arraign mentsA Payson Liquor Case on Trial The following business was transacted tran-sacted in the First District court yesterday yes-terday afternoon after we went to press An crder was made for the following defendants now confined in the penitentiary peni-tentiary brought down this morning to plead to indictments Lucy Woolcy and Theodore Van Dora adultery j Thos G Labrum incest Black Hawk murder Seven witnesses were ordered subpoenaed sub-poenaed at the expense of the territory in the case of George Penny and Dennis Manhardt indicted for grand larceny John Dow pleaded guilty to a charge of hoase breaking committed on the 4th of July 1894 at the residence of R T Davis south of this city In View of the faat that defendant baa been in custody since that time ama am-a statement from jailer Wilkins thaI the conduct of defendant had been good Judge King imposed a light sentence sen-tence Seven months in the penitea tiary Wesley Jackson aged 16 Andrew Jackson aged 13 and Eugene Jackson aged 12 were arraigned on a charge of housebreaking housebreak-ing committed in Lehi last June the two younger boys pleaded guilty after consulting with Attorney Dudley Dud-ley appointed to defend and were sentenced sen-tenced to the reform school Wesley pleaded not guilty The Kentucky Liquor company has brought suit against Susan Dudler et al to foreclose a trust deed on real estate in Uintah county given to secure se-cure a promissory note of 85155 TUESDAY FORENOON I The first business called was the sentencing sen-tencing of W E Davis convicted of involuntary manslaughter By consent con-sent of Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Attor-ney Howat the sentence was postponed until Monday October 15th at 10 oclock The habeas corpus proceedings instituted in-stituted against Sheriff Searles of Uin tah county who it ia alleged has one George Hinton unlawfully unlaw-fully imprisoned in the Uintah county jail was next called up the parties were in attendance but the case went over until later in the day The next case was the People of Payson City vs H S Mcranne The pefendant is charged with keeping a saloon open on Sunday and selling liquor on said day He was convicted in the justices court and appealed to the District court District Attorney Thurman and E A Wedgwood prosecuted prose-cuted and Warner S Knight defended The defense is that the ordinance under un-der which defendant was prosecuted was not passed at the time tbe offense is alleged to have been committed The ordinance was admitted in evidence and the court ruled that the ordinance was duly passed and was applicable to the case at issue A jury was em paneled and the case will be continued at two oclock Theodore Van Dorn was arraigned on an indictment charging him with adultery committed at Salina nb < > ul July 30 1894 The coreepondent is Lucy Woolsey This is the couple whom Deputy Bean followed to Salt Lake City and there arrete them Both parties pleaded not guility and with emphasis The hearing was set for Monday October 15 1894 Thomas Labrum of Vernal Uintah county was arraigned and pleaded not guilty to the charge of incest The date of trial was fixed at the 2nd day of the November term Thomas Ogden pleaded guilty of unlawful un-lawful cohabitation and asked for leniency as he had several children dependant de-pendant upon him lor support The defendant was before the court in 1889 for the same offense The court sentenced sen-tenced him to 100 days in the penitentiary peniten-tiary The case of F J Keisel Co ys H F Gear Co was dismissed at plaintiffs plain-tiffs cost Hans Andersen of Provo was admitted ad-mitted to citizenship An order was made releasing Wallace Wal-lace Hammond andJack the Kipper accused of grand larceny t and exonerating exoner-ating their bondamen the grand jury having ignored the charge against them rIle Wagener Brewing Co has commenced com-menced suit against John Kockbill of Spanish Fork to collect 465 alleged to be due or beer sold and delivered on the 20th day of July 1891 October 17 has been set for hearing arguments on the application for change of venue in the case of A A Cole vs John Lu Taylor |